We went there two days ago and the sign on their shop has different open and closed times than the…read moreonline sign. Also, I just tried to call them to see if they're open and what their hours are and it says the phone has been disconnected.

Great consignment shop. I've been shopping here since I was a kid and before they moved to their…read morecurrent location. They must do a good job enforcing consignment rules because I never see clothing or goods that are not in good condition. It's consignment so prices vary, but overall I am really impressed with the way consigners price here. Most prices are very fair and reasonable. The store color codes their tags and 1 color is 50% off and 1 is 75% off each week. Most of the workers are older ladies and they are all kind, friendly, and seem to enjoy their work there as volunteers. I love shopping at this place. It's a hidden gem and the proceeds go to a good cause!

This isn't what we were expecting. We were expecting a little better quality of items than what…read morethey have here. The place has a distinct odor and the prices were very high. Very disappointed in the quality and prices that were being priced at.

A hidden gem in Heath, Sophie's is one of our favorite thrift stores! They only accept and sell…read morenicer merchandise and often have high quality items and a wide variety of things. The staff/volunteers are always friendly, the store is very clean and superbly organized, and displays are attractive and timely rotating with the seasons. They also have a vintage area with wonderful pieces from the past if you're looking for something truly unique. Prices are very reasonable and you can sign up for text alerts to be notified of special sales (e.g. yesterday, dresses were 75% off - I was able to buy a few for less than $2 each!) But best of all? Proceeds support the Licking County Humane Society and the photos of sweet, furry faces on the walls remind you that every purchase helps to make a little critter's life better. No matter if you are a casual or serious thrifter, or if you just like bargains, this shop should definitely be on your list!

I am a volunteer at St Vincent dePaul Thrift Store on Main Street in Newark, OH. I am so impressed…read morewith the staff, service, and items available for sale. The inventory changes often and there are so many great choices to purchase. This organization does so many positive things for the community!

This place is insane with the prices! The only reason I have 1 star is because the staff is nice…read morethe prices for a stained up jacket and a ripped t shirt just because of the brand are through the roof! Why not look at the quality of the clothing and not looking it up by the brand and pricing it as such when the condition is so so so poor I'll make sure to avoid this one next time I'm out here

Goodwill Unlimited? This is a new variation of Goodwill to me. Slammed on the breaks to check this…read moreout. The store is a cross between Goodwill and Big Lots. They carry thrift items as well as overstock. I saw furniture (some nice), cookware, toys, art and lots of clothes. Several shelves of pretzels and snack foods stood near checkout. The store is neat and well organized. Prices were reasonable, especially with the daily discounts. The staff is friendly. I was greeted upon entry and she described daily deals. I snagged an antique plant stand for only $6. Woohoo! There is plenty of parking in their private lot. Worth a visit.

Pungent odor as soon as I walked in. The whole store smelled bad. There were several framed art…read morepieces near the front that had mold on and inside the frames. (Those should have immediately been discarded. Dangerous health hazard.) Everything was very overpriced. Had a conversation about it with a woman who seemed to be in charge. For example, there was a filthy walker, covered with dirt inside the carrier basket, dirt and heavy wear on the wheels and handles...$49.99! A Carter's stuffed lamb that plays music, soiled and impossible to wash...$7.99! It's really sad that this store charges these types of prices. The people who have to shop at Goodwill can no longer afford to shop there. I live 5 minutes away and have been shopping at this store for 9 years. Today was my last visit. (There was a very nice young lady outside sweeping up the sidewalk and entry area. She is the only asset.)

Found one item i could use..was confused about high prices on items on the shelves..so damaged…read moreand was asking high cost..The Bins were big with alot of open items..the store tryed to keep up and had repeated on loud speaker but still people were not doing that.they ripped open boxes. Example they had air fryer 179 dollars with broken handle still asking 160 bucks for the items and I felt the items on the shelves were way over priced and tops and pants you can buy new at Walmart cheaper. There was food items were high to so honestly I dont know if I go back. Store had a really nice lady with glass and her hair was up in a bun sweet.light brown hair very responsible and helpful..and even help look for items.when I asked.I spent about half hour found water bottle that was nice for two dollars.. spring open top hydro flow nice ..but honestly idk if I go back.only if shelve items prices went down. Had a rug for bathroom or bedroom way to much for thease items and dogs stuff to high..

From the owner: "BinMania is a liquidation company that strives to inspire and fulfill all of our customers…read morecuriosity, while giving people the best value for their dollar"

I recently came back to this store to see what they had.... and man have they increased their…read morestock. They have brand new things, to true antiques. And they have amazing prices compared to other thrift stores. I ended up purchasing 4 things - a dresser, two chairs, and a coat 'tree'. An employee walks with you, marks what you want to buy, then checks you out. They will then help you load big pieces. Shout out to Seth & Wayne for being an amazing help to us on a busy weekend.

Over the years I've gotten amazing items and very good prices. But lately, I don't know who's…read morepricing items, but their costs have gone WAY up ($100 for a small, used, unlit Christmas tree?) and many collectible items are as expensive or more expensive than they are on EBay. Identical items with sometimes have a $25 price difference (the Kincade villages, some china etc). I don't think it's worth going to that part of Morse road unless they fix the price problem.